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Overview

  • Introduction
  • SCT Concepts
    • PAM50 Template
    • Inspecting the results of your analysis (Quality Control, FSLeyes)
    • Voxels Space Orientation and Coordinate Conventions
    • Temporary Directories
    • Warping fields
  • Testimonials
  • Studies using SCT

User section

  • Installation
    • Installation for MacOS
    • Installation for Linux
    • Installation for Windows
  • Getting Started
  • SCT Courses
  • Tutorials
    • Segmentation
      • Before starting this tutorial
      • Contrasts
      • Algorithm #1: sct_propseg
      • Hands-on: Using sct_propseg on T2 data
      • Hands-on: Using sct_propseg on T1 data
      • Fixing a failed sct_propseg segmentation
      • Algorithm #2: sct_deepseg_sc
      • Hands-on: Using sct_deepseg_sc on T1 data
      • Choosing between segmentation algorithms
    • Registration to template
      • Vertebral labeling for anatomical images
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • Labeling conventions
        • Labeling algorithm: sct_label_vertebrae
        • Applying the labeling algorithm
        • Alternative #1: Manually labeling the C2-C3 disc
        • Alternative #2: Manual labeling all labels
        • How many vertebral labels should I use for registration?
        • Extracting specific labels for registration
      • Registering labeled anatomical images to the PAM50 template
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • Registration algorithm: sct_register_to_template
        • Applying the registration algorithm
        • Customizing the registration command
        • Transforming the template using warping fields
      • Computing shape metrics for PAM50-registered data
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • CSA (Averaged across vertebral levels)
        • CSA (Per level)
        • CSA (PMJ-based)
        • CSA (Per axial slice)
        • Other shape metrics
        • Verifying the correctness of the metrics
      • Coregistering additional data (MT, DT) to the PAM50 template
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • Spinal cord segmentation for MT1 data
        • Creating a mask around the segmentation
        • Registration Option 1: Reusing previous warping fields
        • Registration Option 2: Direct registration to the template
        • Transforming the template using warping fields
    • Multimodal registration
      • Computing MTR using co-registration between MT0 and MT1 data
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • Spinal cord segmentation for MT1 data
        • Creating a mask around the segmentation
        • Coregistering MT0 with MT1
        • Computing MTR using coregistered MT data
      • Contrast-agnostic registration with deep learning
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • Preprocessing steps to highlight the spinal cord (T2w)
        • Preprocessing steps to highlight the spinal cord (T1w)
        • Coregistering T1w with T2w
    • Gray matter segmentation
      • Segmenting the gray and white matter for T2* data
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • Gray matter segmentation algorithm: sct_deepseg_gm
        • Applying the gray matter segmentation algorithm
        • Computing the white matter segmentation
      • Computing metrics using GM and WM segmentations
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • Using binary masks to compute CSA for gray and white matter
        • Using binary masks to extract intensity values for gray and white matter
      • Improving registration results using white and gray matter segmentations
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • GM-informed registration between the PAM50 template and T2* data
        • Reusing the GM-informed warping field to improve MTI registration
    • Atlas-based analysis
      • Before starting this tutorial
      • Atlas-based analysis
      • The partial volume effect
      • Overcoming the partial volume effect
      • Transforming the GM/WM atlas to the MT space using warping fields
      • Using the atlas to extract MTR in white matter
      • Using the atlas to extract MTR from specific white matter tracts
      • Modifying info_label.txt to add custom tracts to your analysis
    • Diffusion-weighted MRI
      • Before starting this tutorial
      • Preprocessing steps to highlight the spinal cord
      • Motion correction for dMRI images
      • Registering dMRI data to the PAM50 template
      • Computing DTI for motion corrected dMRI data
      • Extracting DTI from specific spinal cord regions
    • Other features
      • Processing fMRI data (Motion correction, Spinal labeling)
        • Before starting this tutorial
        • Preprocessing steps to highlight the spinal cord
        • Motion correction for fMRI images
        • Registering fMRI data to the PAM50 template
        • Spinal labeling
        • Warping the spinal levels to the fMRI space
      • Spinal cord smoothing as a preprocessing operation
      • Visualizing misaligned cords with 2D sagittal flattening
    • Analysis pipelines with SCT
      • Before starting this tutorial
      • Introduction to building processing pipelines using scripts
      • Running the sample script (process_data.sh) using sct_run_batch
      • Inspecting the results of processing
      • What if things go wrong?
  • Command-Line Tools
  • Analysis pipelines
  • FSLeyes Integration
  • Help
  • Citing SCT

Developer section

  • Contributing to SCT
  • Changelog
  • License

Multimodal registration¶

This section focuses on additional registration examples that involve co-registering two images together. These two images can have the same contrasts/modalities, or have differing contrasts/modalities, hence the name “multimodal” registration.

  • Computing MTR using co-registration between MT0 and MT1 data
  • Contrast-agnostic registration with deep learning
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